Without any doubt, anyone being asked would agree that children should be going to school
instead of working in factories, paddle fields, miners or anywhere else in the world. This
consensus conclusion originated from the shocking labor crisis event of Nike in Vietnam
1996 in which children were discovered working in extremely poor conditions and unlivable
payment. To international entrepreneurs, child labor is a taboo that where and when it
is discovered in their supply chain, an immediate action is implemented to please their
customer, and to avoid negative media. This issue is expected to be treated in the most
social responsible way: give them enough money to go back home and school and receive
them back when they were at the legal age of working.